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My $.02
When my daughter's team played them last year she was "ON" and her pitches were moving and her change up was devastating. Talking to her after the game she confirmed that everything was working. I think that when she's "ON" she's pretty unhittable, but if something is slightly off, the good teams have some success. Most pitchers are this way - the consistency separates the really good from the elite. She's come a very long way in her 4 years where you were really hit or miss (no pun intended) to now where she is more consistently putting it all together as evidenced by her perfect games/no-hitters. She isn't perfect every time but you know that most of the time you're going to get her good stuff.
Thread Replies (7)
Question for you softball coaches out there.
-- 133276Hokie
Feb 27, 2025 at 09:45 AM ET
133276Hokie
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02/27/25 09:45 AM ET
Good hitters are able to narrow down what they are looking for effectively
-- NC_Hokies
Feb 27, 2025 at 08:10 PM ET
NC_Hokies
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02/27/25 08:10 PM ET
Some answers I believe. Emma is a very good pitcher but . . .
-- MidloHokie
Feb 27, 2025 at 11:29 AM ET
MidloHokie
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02/27/25 11:29 AM ET
I'm no softball coach or expert, but...
-- HokieGAK
Feb 27, 2025 at 10:57 AM ET
HokieGAK
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02/27/25 10:57 AM ET
Patrick Murphy is one of the best at adjusting to pitchers
-- VTChip
Feb 27, 2025 at 11:06 AM ET
VTChip
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02/27/25 11:06 AM ET
Did he say what he saw and the adjustments **
-- VAHokie89
Feb 27, 2025 at 12:13 PM ET
VAHokie89
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02/27/25 12:13 PM ET
Well, Chip, it's really not about Murphy adjusting. It's about having . . .
-- MidloHokie
Feb 27, 2025 at 11:31 AM ET
MidloHokie
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02/27/25 11:31 AM ET